Nichols and Ritchie v. Kreinson

Opinion by

Trexler, P. J.,

On September 27, 1927, a Buick roadster owned by Albert W. Eitchie, one of the plaintiffs, was driven by the other plaintiff, M. Euth Nichols, in a southerly direction from Olean, N. Y., toward Bradford, Pennsylvania, a main highway paved with concrete. A Cadillac sedan owned by L. J. Kreinson, the defendant, driven by his employee, approached on the same high way in the opposite direction from Bradford to Olean. At a point in the highway, where there was a slight curve in the road, the two cars collided. There was an unobstructed view at the place of the accident of…